On April 29, 2015, National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations Founding President & CEO Dr. John Duke Anthony delivered the concluding keynote address at the 2015 Saudi-U.S. Healthcare Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Anthony’s remarks were titled “America’s Perspectives On and Benefits From Knowledge Transfer with the Arab World” – the National Council is pleased to make available this video and audio recording of his address courtesy of the forum organizers.
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Remarks on the Situation in Yemen
John Duke Anthony – Remarks on the Situation in Yemen
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
Interview with CNN About Yemen
Dr. John Duke Anthony spoke to CNN about possible peace talk strategies between Yemeni militia and the Houthis.
Council Chronicle Vol. 8, No. 2 (2014)
Council Chronicle Vol. 8, No. 2 (2014) (.pdf file)
Includes:
Model Arab League Arab-U.S. Relations Youth Leadership Development Program Highlights
Model Arab League Student Leaders Visit Saudi Arabia
Model Arab League Student Leaders Visit Qatar
The Consolidation of a New Arab Political Order
Imad Harb – The Consolidation of a New Arab Political Order
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
What do the Opponents of a Nuclear Deal with Iran Really Want?
John Duke Anthony – What do the Opponents of a Nuclear Deal with Iran Really Want?
What do the Opponents of a Nuclear Deal with Iran Really Want?
John Duke Anthony – What do the Opponents of a Nuclear Deal with Iran Really Want?
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
The Syrian Regime and ISIS: Equal Guilt Requires Equal Sanction
Imad Harb – The Syrian Regime and ISIS: Equal Guilt Requires Equal Sanction
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
ISIS, the United States, and the GCC
John Duke Anthony – ISIS, the United States, and the GCC
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
Yemen’s Houthi Takeover: Domestic and Regional Repercussions
Imad Harb – Yemen’s Houthi Takeover: Domestic and Regional Repercussions
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
Obama’s Latest Visit to Riyadh in Context
John Duke Anthony – Obama’s Latest Visit to Riyadh in Context
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Sa’ud: In Memoriam
John Duke Anthony – King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Sa’ud: In Memoriam
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Sa’ud: In Memoriam
John Duke Anthony – King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Sa’ud: In Memoriam
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
2014 Annual Review
NCUSAR Signs MOU With Gulf Research Center
Model Arab League students & faculty advisors visit the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Winter 2014
The National Council, in partnership with the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission (SACM) and Saudi Arabian Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), escorted a delegation of Model Arab League students and faculty advisors on a cultural immersion study visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, December 27, 2014-January 6, 2015.
The ISIS Challenge and HRH Prince Khaled bin Bandar’s Visit to Washington: The Issues, The Implications
Imad Harb – The ISIS Challenge and HRH Prince Khaled bin Bandar’s Visit to Washington: The Issues, The Implications
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
GCC Establishes Unprecedented Joint Military Command
John Duke Anthony – Gulf Cooperation Council Establishes Unprecedented Joint Military Command
Gulf Cooperation Council Establishes Unprecedented Joint Military Command
John Duke Anthony – Gulf Cooperation Council Establishes Unprecedented Joint Military Command
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog
Gulf Cooperation Council Timeline, 1981 to 2013
Timeline of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Summits, 1981-2013
On occasion of the GCC’s 35th Heads of State Summit in Doha, Qatar, the Qatar News Agency published an infographic highlighting key GCC summit moments since its formation in 1981.
From the National Council’s Arabia, the Gulf, and the GCC Blog